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NEWS AND HERALD.
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All cotumuniestsoas-editoridl, business
local-should ;je addressed to THE
. ZWS AND HERA Lu Co.
W. 1) DoCGLAs, Editor.
JA&s. Q. DAvis, Treasurer.
W. J. ELLIor, Business Manacer.
WINNSBORO, S. C.
Tuesday, Ap:il 2, ; ; ; .8'5
Ax exchange speaks of a woman's
being dressed "out of sight" and the
Augusta Chronicle regards it as emi
hently proper in the woman.
PEACE is very largely "in evidence"
anwag us all at present. Whtethcr it
is "novering above us" or whether it
is "white wiuted" the fact remains
thua prace is here in some form.
LI luxM Hh.2CG has made himself
servic able to his country in rather an
unexpected and whoily unintentional,
way. His wound has. dne a great
deal towards seculcing the peace he
went to obtain from Japan.
GENEEAL HA&mr0K will deliver the
address at the unveiling of the C in
federate monument in chicago July
next. The selection of Gen. Hampton
is a happy one, and his old comrades
in arms as well as his opponents of
'60-'65 will listen to maybe the last of
that old hero's public addresses at that
time.
HAVE you read Trilby? If you
have not, don't do so- i:'s time wasted.
If you have, do you not fcel that your
acquaintance with what's bad has
merely been exten'ded, and that there
.was no compensating good in the book ?
Tuilby's the rage We all discuss it.
neilly. we do not enter into details
~sarily.
United States would find it a
time to enforce the Monroe
'nat England should that
me erga in war with
Having enforced it against England
we could be reasonably sure that the
Monroe doctrine would mean some-1
thing for many years t: come.
TILLMAN2, like all spoiled and much
petted men, is inclined t6 be the child
when his opinion does not meet uni
versal approval. There is no* reason
for his. withholding his eodorsement 2
of the Forty and their purposes. 'Tis I
true the Forty could hare as readty
endorsed his p'an-as it was looking I
towards the same end-but if he is I
really anxfons fo: t'ae peace he laid
plans to bring about, why the means
of accomplishing this end should cer- I
tainly be a Eatter of i- diffrence. I
Senator Tillman still retains his old
time hard-headedness.
. BUCEHKADn BRIEFS.
BUCKUEAD, S. 0., March 29 -Tbis c
is the first week se far this year that lI
has been good for doing that best of
all farm work, ploughing, and the
ploughers are busy whi:e this good e
spell is lasting. May the Lord bless t
the farmers; the sustainers of the
world this year with an unusual sup
ply of corn, and everything else neces
sary, to supply the wants o' their
fellowmen -as well as themselves, so I
that the corn cribs and meat houtes
may be filled to overflowing and that
the people of onr down-trodden old i
State may rejoice once more in peace
and prosperity.
Oh, what a pleasing sight it is to y
look non the beautiful peach, plam ~
and other most lovely flowers of this a
spring season.
I have done and am doing a good
deal of manual labor, is my excuse for 2
not writing more for the paper. I am a
going to try to make our farm self- t
sustaining in these days when every
one has to work for their own living. j
I wonder if any good will result r
from the convention of the "Forty" d
on the 27th. If good does result the i
Conservatives will certainly be pleased.
Mrs. C. Ladd is as well as could be
expected.
Capt. T. M. Lyles and his wif2 are
also as well as usual.]
It is with pain we hear or the suicide t
of young Mr. Stevenson near Albion. r
J. CF. 3
Catarrh Cannot be Curedt
with LOCAL APPLICATIONs, as they can
not reach the seat of the disease. Ca- ~
tarrh is a blood or constitutional dis-e
ease, and in order to cure it yon mua: 1
take internal remedies. Itall's Catarrh s
Cure is taken internally, and acts di
rectly on the bioad atnd mucous sur
faces. Ilall's Catarrh Cure is noct a
quack medicine. It was prescribed by ~
one of the best physicians in this coun
try for years, and is a regular prescrip- e
ti'r.. It is comrposed of the be.,t tonict: e
known.; combined with the best blood f
purifiers, acting directly on the mnn -oun
surfaces. The perfect comb iAnation ot
te two ingredienits is what predne s
such wundertal results in ,;nring~ C'e
tarrb Send for testimonial,. frai.
Fi. J. CumrNE & (o., Toledo, 0.
rSod by nenugises pn-ic 7i5 * 4
NEWS FROM MITFORD.
Mr. Edi!or: I feel sure all of the
ats sown in the fall are killed; may
e those sown very early are not en
rely killed out. Don't believe many
ave been sown since Xmas, but those
bat have been sown are coming up
icely and looking well. We have a
hance ye, to replace the fall oais by
lanting ian early variety of sugar
ane. I heard a gent eman say the
ther day that he would prefer sugar
ane to oa-s for feed for hores if the
and were as conveaient to feed-to
andle. There is not much wheat
own in the neighborhood, but what
i seems to be doing very well.
There is nothing done in the way of
;ardening except sowing a few seed
nd repairing land. I have never
;nown as littile work done tlie last of
4arch. Of course the srow and rain
ave been the cause, for I have never
mown the farmers to be more eager
o start to work. There won't be one
ourth of commercial fertilizers used
his season as last, and the cotton
creage will be reduced one-fourth. So
hat means if practiced in other places
&bout one-half of ;ast year's crop will
be made this y, -r wiLh favorable
seasons. The farmers are forced to
:his plan, for I don't believe they w-ll
ork together unitedly of tbe own
free w'l. All bis falt about quantity
don't have anything to do with the
price of cotton is unreasoiable. Of
course a few men havii.g control of
the money have a natural tendency
towards specu:atiig and gambling in
fu:ures They know how to ranipe
late the business so as to keep prices
down, especially with a large crop.
The little i ise in cot ton is significant.
It's a bait for the farmers to plant
more cotton. The money kings that
deal in cotton, directly and indirectly,
have become alarmed at the meetings
the farmers are holding all over the
Cotton States, where they agitate re
duction in acreage and the using of
less ~rlizers. They know if the
farmers carry ont these resolutions
that cotton is bound io b.ing a better
price; the farmers planting mote of
other crops will be le-s dependent on
their merchants down here, that sell
oods to 'he former for them If we
will live close one year, denying our
selves the lu..uries of life and en
couraging in a general way, for a few
years, until we ge more money-free
coinage of silver-we will realize a
be:ter price for cot~on.
im glad to see most of our - papers
have ceased to follow, blind-folded,
ur gold standaid millions:re Piesi
ent.
Politics is quiet out here almost as
much as Bill Arp said they were in
Florida. He asked a ci'izen who was
overnor? Xe studied a hit, and said,
'CorbetL,. Another citizen standing
by said, "Why, John, you goose, it's
Mit chell."
Speaking of Florida politi as in the
presence of several gentlemen one re
mrked in '88 or 'C9 that he knew
positively that two men, intelligent
en too, were taling, one asked the
ther who was governor. IHe thought
t while and said he had forgotten.
WDDat yot-remember?"'-"
[ beieve it's Blaskell."
Everything seemed serene ~at the
armony meeting on thme 27th. Till
nanite cnairman, Straightout secre
ary-go)od xrimiure. Well, you kno w
enator Tillman says the majority
mght to make concession now. I be -
eve a majority of the Reformers are
,vilii'g to vote for delgjates to the
sonstitutional convention irrespective
>f factional politics. They don't care'
rhether Tillmnanite or C~onservative,
rt so they advccate wvhat they want
>articularly white supremacy. The
nch used expression, "white su-.
>remacy"' bas been s..offed at. of late,
mt I believe if they would take time
o think, from the depths of their
earts they would be sa'isfied its the
afety valve of the political machinery
>f the State. I heartily wish it could
me so arrang.ed to have fair elections
.11 the way through. I believe in the
rimary plan for tlir.g al! questions.
never knew a mn.?i to fail in getting
,fair election in the primary when
e negre was not voting.
if it we-e not premature I would
sominate Mr. T. IH. Ket-hin for a
elegate to the convention; without
:nowiwg or caring to know his views
i the different questions that will
ame before that body. Sufficient to
now, that lie's an intelligent, practi
al business man who loves his conn
T-ypast and future Voting for a
traightout, for office would ni t be
onsidered a crime ntow; but there's
ie thing the Ileformers would not
ike to be accused of:
Sarge Piunlkett said lie got in a
ublic position not long since and of
ourse had opposition. IHe had oniy
ne frientd in townm. H~e caie to hiun
d said: "They tell mec you are a
otorious liar." lie acknow ledgedl that
e bore that reputa'ion once. "That
ou are a consummate drunkard."
To answer. "That y-ou swindled
ridows anid orphans out ..f their
~operty." No aniswer. "That you
oted for Cleveland " "N., I'll be
anged if I did."
What has becomec of- prohibition?
Tow is a splendid time to agitate the
iatter. Th'Ie dispensary liquor has
te same evil effect as that of yore..
Sorry, Mr. Local Editor, I wasn't at
ome when you passed through the
eighborhood. Come up first. Satur
a in May and go to the Falls with
. C SF.
Mitford, Mlarch 28, 1S8%.
Cure For ii eatacene.
As a remedy for all forms of Eeadache
bmctric Bitters has proved to he th vcry
st. 1f ettects a permaanent cure and thme
ost dreadtful ha~bit ual sick h eadwhes
leld t) its influence. We ur::e all'who
re affietei to) procure a bittle, anmd frac
his remedy a fir t' in.!. InI cases of hmabit
a! co stil-ation Eieettic 13tt ers ' ur s by
iving th - needeid to::, to thte beweis, and
ew ca~s.:io- rea st the use of tusi melCd j
ine. Try it oace. I .a:;e butt only
'ifty ents at McMas.ter & ( o. 's I~n
tore. *
iFoir over tfirty T cara
Wha
CAS
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchei
and Children. It contains nei
other Narcotic substance. 11
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothix
It is Pleasant. Its guarante
Miflions of Mothers. Castoria
feverishness. Castoria prevO
cures Diarrhea and Wind
teething troubles, cures Co
Castoria assimilates the foc
and bowels, giving healthy
toria is the Childrel's Pan&
Castoria.
"astoria Issa egce 1entmedieine for d C hl
ciren. Mothers have repeatedlyb oId MG of its
good effect upon their cbildren." .
Dz. G. C. Osoo,
Loweu, Xass.
'Casbti is te bet remedy for children of
whih I am aquinted. Ihope the day Is nt
far distant whenmothers wieonklerthe real
interest of their chfldren, and ue CstoiA in
steadf thevariousqua kotrmswhich ar
destoying their loved ones, byforeingoplm,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby seadin
thmtoemsu graves."
Da. J. F. KzsCHno,
Conway, Ark.
The Centaur Cmpany, 7 MI
Senator Tillman's dictum is that no
body is a "Reformer" who does not
tbink exactly as he does. Does the
Senator think there is no limit to this i
sort of thing? If he keeps it up he in
liable eventaally to kick out the ma
jority of his faction -Charleston Sun.
In
Poor
Health
means so much more than
you imagine-serious and
fatal diseases result from
trifling ailments nelected.
Don't plawith Nature's
ot tofsors wee s
Li! VY'I~ have noappetit
gd ntmorh,
I begin at once tak
Brown's Iron Bit
'ters. A few bot
itBtes cure-benefit
Scomes from the1
B itter ist oe
____pleasant__ totae
It Cures
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
Neuralgia, .Troubles,
Cone-tigation, Bad Blood I
Malaria, Nervous almntsn
Women's complaInts.
Get only the genuine-it has crossed redi
lines on the wrapper. All others are sub
stuesn efeipt of to a. stamps we
Fair Views and book-free.
BROWN CHEMicAL eo. SALTIMORE, MD.
equcitac Lie Assurancez ? I
Soit nthe De'artment of
th :aolinas, wishes to se
cueafe;; Specia Resident -
Agent . Th:: v~ h -Aefitte
SIt is. ar/i' hor;ever, and those
who~ succedbest init possess I -
Scharacte;, maturz judgment,
tat,ereverance, ar:d the
rsetof their- community.
Think this matter over care- -
fully. There's an unusual
opening for somebody. If it
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
ther in:fornation oni request.4
W. J. RZoddey, manager,
Roc k i C.
Burial Cases aind ('askets.
l E UNiDEiMIG(NED has a full
n.' of the latest designs in.
BUJRIAL CASES ANB CASKET& ,
t
*.dm~deatcr~~cs.Orders fil'ed i
pr'~~~v ~zh n:clday, at 'he old,
~':~d.Tb~~kui orpast patronage, [[
Ik :tarf a share of it irn future.
I~~r fai4hed when ordered. t
11-G T. . E~iOT, S . hJ
t IS
's prescription for Infants
ther Opium, Morphine nor
is a harmless substitute
g Syrups, and Castor Oil.
a Is thirty years' use by
destroys Worms and allays
ats vomiting Sour Curd,
Colic. Caistoria relieves
stipation and flatulency.
d, regulates the stomach
and natural sleep. Case
a-the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
" Catoriais towell adapted to children tha
I m-nan it an superior toanyprescripion
known to me."
H. A. Anoanu, X. D.,
111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
" Our physic'ans in the children's depart
ment have pokon highly of their experi
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confews that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look wMi
favor upon it."
UNrrr HosrrAL A-D DrsPENARY
Boston, Xass
ALLiN C. Sxzrr, P-e.,
=ay Street, Now York City.
* I HAVE *
Jnst recivedia nice line of
IOLDIAY GOODS,
CIsisting (f
rewelry, Watches and Chains,
Solid Silver and Plated Wares.
hina Plates Cups and
Saucers,
(both gold band and plain.)
Vases, &c.,
fhich c.un b$. boughc ;.l.iheaip for
L&siI hece :,i tnyw pere .L4gm', -
Perhaps I can suit YOU. Call in
ni see.
3M. Chandler.
3-31-ly
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years' use with unvarying success, dem
nsrtsisparamount healing, purify
ing and building up virtues. One bottle
has more Curative virtue than a dozen of
any other kind. It builds up the health
and strength from the first dose.
~WRITE for Book of Won
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If not kept by your local druggist, send
81.00 for a large bottle, or 85.00 for six bot
tes, and medicine will be sent, freight
paid, by
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Schleheester's English Diamond Brnad
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Patnts tak en truh Mann & Co. receive
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idin Editi, monthly. $2 aseaSngl
les 2.5acents. Ecry number contan au
muses. with plans, enabling builder to show the
est esigns and seur contracs Address
0ET A
ON YOU
And see the line of New Spring
suits which we are now daily recei
ng. Never before has such a match
ess stock in all the latest styles been
>rought to this city, and never lhefore
aye such values been offered to the
yeople of this community. To open
he season we will offer during this
week the following phenomenal values.
hey are new goods, and an inspection
)f them will reveal the beneficial eff'ect
;f the reduced tariffon woolen fabrics:
One lot of black and blue
Cheviot Sacque Suits at only
One lot of black Cheviot
Sacque Suits at only
One lot of beautiful gray
mixed Cheviot Sacque Suits
at only
These are specials from amongst our
immense line, which embraces all the
other grades from $7.50 to $35 00 per
suit.
We are showing a beautiful line o0
Youths' Suits, 14 to 19 3 ears, at $2.5(
to $15.00, and invite attention to three
special lines of Knee Pants Suits, 5 tc
14 years, at $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00.
Our line of Furnisbings contains al
that you reqire in Laundered and
Unlaundered Shirts, Neglige Shirts,
with attached and detached collars and
cffi, an exquisite line of Neckwear in
the new weaves ard shades, and oni
Spring shapes in Derby Hats are the
nobbiest to be had in this city.
M. L. KINARD,
THE PEOPLE'S CLOTHIER,
1523 Main Street,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
10-9-6m__
HEADQUARTERS FOR
As we wish to make room fox
Spring stock, we have marleed
our heavy Winter Goods, such .u
CLOTHING,
WOOLEN PIECE GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
AND HATS,
way down out of sight. The
winter is not yet gone and
YOU WILL NE ED
WAR M W EAR.
We will beat "between season"
prices to death.
When times are hard and money
scarce
YOU WANT YOUR DOLLAR TO
GO A LONG WAYS.
We will give you more for ONE
DOLLAR than any one else.
TRTYUS
We will treat you right and
save you money.
Checked Homespun, at 3c. per yd
White Homespun at 3c. per yd
Will beat the record on Flour
Respectfully yours,
.MC[(iL a cD LB & .{9.,
Blackstock, S. C.
2-19
MAGNETIC NERVINE.
i sold with written
ucarrees nd Feale eaknss cAdonh s rt
frulrufe. urt eis.-u onlbyre
ioi, oatenngs.
Purinyasicg ise n saniurgen eah
oer-islene oprofeion sevie. toe Brtn a
unplaiickaebat n addres4 eknvn . $1
R. E.VE:C. JTERM~t
Aplysiiut adougen
Le Tin~ r. wingU Etc. ,
WE HAVE RECE
A HANDSOME LINE OF
colors; also black and white.
skirts-fine quality.
A very choice selection of I
ot Spring Printi. A nice a
Lawns, Natinsooks, Checked I
style Embroideries, colored En
This is to be a Lace Season,
maud with an exquisite line ii
Miss Kewein is back from market and
for ins ee.:::. Fld: -4f bea:itol 1:ew
p'ra-c. f d -ee our new 'o-ek . I
pht ae a-u sd we will not be a , ers d
SH OES. * SH C
New lot (,f Ladies' Oxfords
We sell handsome Shoes-SI
that give service.
We have on t be way, tp arr!
Dack, Crepons, Dimity, Hosif
Come to see us, we wiil giv<
Respectfully,
CALD
BOUTHERN RAILWAY CO.
(EASTERN SYS2EL)
tern Time at Columbia and PUs. North.
Northbound. No 24No 86 No 10 No 38
M'ch. 17. 1895. Daily Daily Daily Daily
Lv. Jaclusonville...11.00 a 6.20 p.........
Ly. Savanah... .... .. &.. .
Ar. Columbia. 7.05 847 a.........
Lv Charleston. .... UP a 5.30
Ar Columbia......<11.15 a 110 P ........
L.. Augusta 11.00 2.00 p
.Graniteville . 11.4 2.30 p
Trenton................ ....... 12.18 2.57 p
4 Johnstons............. .... 12..1 3.09 p
Ar Columbia. ............ ....... 2. a 4.42 p
Lv Columbia. ...... 8.20 5 a 5.M a 4A6 p
Winnsboro....c 9.15 6.07a 0.07a 6.01p
Chester .........55 p.5 Ua .55 a 4.0p
Rock Hill. 10.23 P 7.2 a 11.4 a 7.28p
Ar Charlotte. ...11.05 8. a 815 a 3.20 p
Danville......... 2 a 1.20 p 1. p12.ont
"Richmond....... .00 a 65p 5t8.00a
Washington... 9.45 a 9.M5P 9 p6.42 a
Baltimore.......il.00 a11.35 11P . 8. a
Philade'phi... 1.15 p 3.00a 3.0 1 a
New York.. 3.43 p; 6.2 a2
Southbound. NO 33 No 35 No 0 T
Daily Daily DailyDal
L.New York....... S.0 12 nt 12.15t 4.30 V
" Philadelphia... 5.55 p7 a 7.20 a 6.A p
" Baltimore...... .87 9.42 a 9.42 a 9.20 p
Lv.Washington. 10.06 11.01 11.01 a 10.43 p
Lv.Richmond...12.40 a12.80 m12.80 n 12.40 a
Lv.Danvi11e~..003.4
Lv.Charlotte........ 0 1.0 .~
" Rock Hill. 9. .5.1.1[ .0
" Ches~er .... 9. 2n122n11.1
" Winasboro. 0.37 114..41.1
Ar.Columbia.. ..- . 32 .2 22
Lv.Columbia............40 120p
"Johnstons...... .. 0~22
" Trenton.........
" Granitevile.........62 30p
Ar. uguta.....00.a.5.55.5,55 a540 a
94.206 1.511. .0
10huw.37.. a .1 a 8.4 1.0 p
LvCoumia110 a2.20 a 2.12.10 p
Ar.S....... .-.... 62 a..36 p
Jaksnvl...... ....... s6..00 p
No.olubad....... 4.2d F.in. hort Line Lim
AaiteoP"l .'man Se pin car.Dnn --ar40 pn
"is-ls ochS.Agsie Jacksonvine..lle 425.... .7
and New York.
No. 38 Washington & Southern Limited.
Pullman cars Augusta to New York. Solid Pull
man train with Dining cars north of Charlotte,
Nos. 35 and 38 U. S. Fast Mail. Through
Pullmaa Buffet Sleeping car and firs*Iaas
coach Jacksonville and New York; also Pull'
man car Augusta and Charlotte.
N. B.-Nos. 33 and 34. 35 and 36 do not enter
Union Station Columbia. but dischatge and
take passengers andi baggage at Blandin St.
Station.
W. A. TURK. S. H. HARDWICK.
G PA, WASINGTONr. . A GP A. ATLANTA.
E. BERKELY, Supt., COLUMBLA, S. C.
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Ruy for profit, keep up to
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WINDOW POLES
AND CORNICES,
as low as can be bought in
Columbia and Augusta. Save
your express Charges.
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1023
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them a household blessing.
PRE 25 CTs. P1E 301, or 5311 Pozz $1. ?t
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Blue and Black All-Wool Serges for
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abroideries tor shirt waists.
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,ry, Mits, etc.
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